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SaveEpisode 11: TIAMAT
| Year of creation | 2023 |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 50 W × 65 H × 1 D cm |
| Type of art | drawing |
| Style | abstract |
| Genre | mythological |
| Materials | pen, paper |
| Type of packaging | art tube |
Description of the Artwork “Episode 11: TIAMAT”
Embodying the myth of Tiamat, the feminine basis of the primordial ocean and chaos, this painting explores the boundaries between reality and fantasy. Vadim Ponomarenko takes us to the depths of a mythical grotto, where the personification of chaos meets the origin of life. Through abstract forms and play of color, the impression of dynamism and struggle is created, reflecting on the eternal cycle of creation and destruction. This painting evokes deep reflection on the beginning of the world and the role of ancient mythological entities, updating ancient legends in a modern artificial context.
Artwork in the interior
Vadim Ponomarenko, Turkey
Vadim Ponomarenko (Vadisİst) is a contemporary Russian artist. Vadim was born in 1968, in the Saratov region. In 1983 he graduated with honors from the Mineralovodsk Art School. I dreamed of becoming an architect, but life decreed otherwise, and Vadim received an economic education. Despite the daily workload, Vadim always gravitated towards creativity and continued to improve his artistic skills by attending the department of additional art education at the Moscow Art School at the Russian Academy of Arts and the Saratov Art School named after A.P. Bogolyubov. Vadim studied the properties of oil and acrylic, was engaged in wood painting and illustration. In 2022, having moved to Turkey, Vadim made drawing his main activity. Now Vadim creates most of his works in the graphic avant-garde style and in the sketching style. In graphics, he is attracted by the conciseness and clarity of lines, strokes, and geometrically verified intersection of planes. Sketching allows you to capture and capture a moment, convey its atmosphere and mood. Vadim's works are based on historical and mythological subjects, as well as on impressions from visiting architectural monuments and theatrical performances.